In terms of finances, Joan Laporta has guaranteed Barcelona supporters that the club would not make any hazardous deals this summer.
Despite the difficulties they have in balancing their accounts, the Catalans are keen to complete a deal to bring Erling Haaland to the Camp Nou, and the president has stated that nothing would be done that they cannot afford.
"I'm not going to talk about specific players," Laporta told Mundo Deportivo, "but I can assure you that we will not do any deals that put the club in jeopardy." "The members can relax since we are not going to lose our minds over such a massive operation."
"The majority of players want to come to Barcelona because they like the club, the team, our philosophy, our working style, and our understanding of the game. And this is a positive thing; we see it in a lot of cases and on a daily basis.
"They'll have to adjust to Barcelona's salary levels as well as an economic structure of the arrangement that ensures the club's long-term viability and balance."
With Kylian Mbappe seeming increasingly likely to join Real Madrid after the current season, Laporta was asked about the Frenchman.
Laporta stated, "The sporting management is aiming to improve our squad." "Which is improving, and we are becoming progressively satisfied.
"I want it to be clear that we value the team above all else, a team that is strengthened in every way, and we don't want to promote or recruit individuals that are more than the team.
"The team we have, which plays in a conventional Barcelona system, is something we want to strengthen.
"The club believes that this is what the football team requires; this authentic style, in my opinion, is the key to everything, and this is what we must achieve, a team capable of playing this system with highly skilled players."
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